TREASON IN THE SENATE
SOTN Editor’s Note:
An historic vote has just taken place in the U.S. Senate which amounts to nothing less than treason. By a vote of 53 to 44 the Senate voted to reject auditing the Federal Reserve. That means there are at the very least 44 traitors in the Senate who have revealed their true loyalties. Where were the other three non-voting senators, especially Ted Cruz.
The Federal Reserve Banking System currently functions as an international crime syndicate foisting its monetary dictates upon the USA and beyond. It has always operated under the veil of complete secrecy because of the fraudulent banking practices and manipulative monetary policy that it conducts on a daily basis.
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In other words if there is one bank that requires a massive audit, and subsequent overhaul, it is the Federal Reserve Bank (FED). It may even be that the FED needs to be shut down … forever! In that way the U.S. Department of Treasury can rightfully take back its fiduciary responsibilities to the American people.
Then there is the proverbial sixty-four thousand dollar question. Who really owns the FED? Some of the best financial sleuths of all time have tried to figure that one out …and even they aren’t close to findng out who the TRUE owners are.
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When the American people don’t even know who their real bankers are, something is very wrong. Is it any wonder that they (the moneychangers) are now universally known across the Internet as the banksters? The Federal Reserve has been forced to execute their treasonous schemes under the cloak of utter secrecy. Only is this way have they succeeded in bankrupting the U.S. Government, Inc.
However, the original American constitutional republic, that was established by the U.S. Constitution, is not liable for the upwards of $19 trillion national debt. The Federal Reserve Bank actually is for the fraud that they have perpetrated on the USA since its very inception. By the way, is the federal debt really only $19,000,000,000,000?
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State of the Nation
January 13, 2016
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Senate shoots down ‘audit the Fed’ proposal
RT.com
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The procedural motion on the bill required 60 votes to pass, but managed to get only 53.
“Both Republicans and Democrats agree that it is absurd we do not know where hundreds of billions worth of our money is going,” Paul said ahead of the vote, according to The Hill.
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, an Independent currently vying for the Democratic presidential nomination, voted in favor of Paul’s proposal.
.@BernieSanders votes for @RandPaul's "Audit the Fed" legislation
— Ali Rogin (@AliRogin) January 12, 2016
“Requiring the Government Accountability Office to conduct a full and independent audit of the Fed each and every year, would be an important step towards making the Federal Reserve a more democratic institution that is responsive to the needs of ordinary Americans rather than the billionaires on Wall Street,” Sanders said in a statement following the vote.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz, running for the Republican nomination, reportedly did not show up for the vote. He had previously voiced support for the proposed audit.
Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, often criticized for missing important votes, made an appearance and backed Paul’s bill.
http://twitter.com/joshuah006/status/687003906107400198?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Paul’s initiative ran into fierce opposition from the Federal Reserve, the White House, the Democratic party and the US Chamber of Commerce.
The bill would have required a Government Accountability Office (GAO) audit of the Federal Reserve – a private entity entrusted with managing the US monetary policy – and potentially expose the secret interest rate deliberations of the Federal Open Market Committee, according to Bloomberg.
The White House has called Paul’s proposal “dangerous.”
“What that bill is about is about Congress supplanting its judgment as to what monetary policy should be,” said Jason Furman, chairman of Obama’s Council of Economic Advisers. “Congress shouldn’t be telling the Fed what to do with monetary policy.”
@DavidVitter says Fed Audit bill fight isn't over: “We clearly need to bring transparency to the nation’s never-ending money printing press"
— Jim Puzzanghera (@JimPuzzanghera) January 12, 2016
Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen sent a letter to Senate leadership last week, saying that she opposes the bill. If signed into law, she said, it would be “a grave mistake, detrimental to the economy and the American people.”
Critics have also dismissed Paul’s proposal as a political stunt. The Kentucky senator is seeking the GOP presidential nomination, but is currently polling in single digits and may be excluded from the next debate.
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